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  1. supply

    To give is primarily to transfer to another’s possession or ownership without compensation; in its secondary sense in popular use, it is to put into another’s possession by any means and on any terms whatever; a buyer may say «Give me the goods, and I will give you the money;» we speak of giving answers, information, etc., and often of giving what is not agreeable to the recipient, as blows, medicine, reproof; but when there is nothing in the context to indicate the contrary, give is always understood in its primary sense; as, this book was given me. Give thus becomes, like get, a term of such general import as to be a synonym for a wide variety of words. To grant is to put into one’s possession in some formal way, or by authoritative act; as, Congress grants lands to a railroad corporation. To speak of granting a favor carries a claim or concession of superiority on the part of the one by whom the grant may be made; to confer has a similar sense; as, to confer a degree or an honor; we grant a request or petition, but do not confer it. To impart is to give of that which one still, to a greater or less degree, retains; the teacher imparts instruction. To bestow is to give that of which the receiver stands in especial need; we bestow alms.

    Synonyms:
    bestow, cede, communicate, confer, deliver, furnish, give, grant, impart

    Preposition:
    We give money to a person for a thing, for a purpose, etc. (or without proposition, give a person a sum of money); we give a thing to or into one’s care or keeping; the weary fugitive gave himself up to his pursuers.

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  1. supply

    Synonyms:
    furnish, afford, provide, accoutre, give, minister, yield, contribute

    Antonyms:
    expend, use, consume, waste, exhaust, absorb, demand, withhold, withdraw, retain

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  1. supplynoun

    an amount of something available for use

    Synonyms:
    provision, supplying

    Antonyms:
    demand

  2. supplynoun

    offering goods and services for sale

    Synonyms:
    provision, supplying

    Antonyms:
    demand

  3. provision, supply, supplyingverb

    the activity of supplying or providing something

    Synonyms:
    preparation, provision, planning, supplying, proviso

    Antonyms:
    demand

  4. supply, provide, render, furnishverb

    give something useful or necessary to

    «We provided the room with an electrical heater»

    Synonyms:
    provide, put up, yield, deliver, picture, append, show, furnish, hand over, add, turn in, interpret, translate, fork up, submit, fork out, give, offer, fork over, depict, generate, return, ply, bring home the bacon, try, leave, allow, render, issue, allow for, cater

    Antonyms:
    demand

  5. issue, supplyverb

    circulate or distribute or equip with

    «issue a new uniform to the children»; «supply blankets for the beds»

    Synonyms:
    come out, bring out, emerge, issue, append, furnish, come forth, cut, release, cater, put out, add, ply, provide, publish, go forth, make out, render, write out, egress

    Antonyms:
    demand

  6. provide, supply, ply, caterverb

    give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or sustenance

    «The hostess provided lunch for all the guests»

    Synonyms:
    bring home the bacon, append, furnish, cater, ply, add, provide, allow for, offer, allow, render, leave, run, issue, put up

    Antonyms:
    demand

  7. add, append, supplyverb

    state or say further

    «`It doesn’t matter,’ he supplied»

    Synonyms:
    hang on, add up, summate, lend, sum, furnish, issue, total, add together, tack, bestow, tag on, impart, render, affix, append, supplement, tack on, contribute, tally, ply, provide, add on, tote up, add, bring, tot up, sum up, tot, cater

    Antonyms:
    demand

Matched Categories

    • Distribute
    • Economic Process
    • Give
    • Indefinite Quantity
    • State

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  1. supplyverb

    Synonyms:
    provide, furnish, minister, replenish, stock, store, endue, endow, invest

  2. supplyverb

    Synonyms:
    give, grant, afford, accommodate with

  3. supplyverb

    Synonyms:
    serve instead of, take the place of

  4. supplynoun

    Synonyms:
    stock, store, reserve, provision, hoard

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  1. List of paraphrases for «supply»:

    supplies, provision, procurement, offer, provisioning, sourcing, provide, delivery, offering, availability, feeding, source, providing, offers, approvisionnement, quotation, font, distribution, acquisitions, bid, tender, supply-side, refuelling, provides, supplying, supplier, quote, rhcs

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  1. Rick Helfenbein:

    We have continuously told the administration throughout the USMCA process that it is essential for the new agreement to be implemented seamlessly, so that our businesses can learn the new rules and have time to adjust our supply chains to take advantage of the deal, adding additional pressure on Congress to sign or fail is not in the best interest of America.

  2. Zippy Duvall:

    There’s no crisis in the food supply right now, our concern is what’s going to come six months later.

  3. Alex Scott:

    Germany starting to backtrack and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz looking at doing a new deal with Senegal on gas supply. That’s a worrying sign for the G7 unity in May for shifting out of fossil fuels, what’s happening in Germany at the moment is sending the wrong message.

  4. Rick Cotton:

    The Port Authority’s infrastructure improvements such as the raising of the Bayonne Bridge and the deepening of the navigational channel serving our seaport have made possible this historic moment, these infrastructure improvements also have helped generate record cargo volumes and enabled our supply lines to remain extraordinarily robust during the pandemic.

  5. The IEA:

    We conclude that the oil market faces the prospect of a third successive year when supply will exceed demand by 1 million bpd and there will be enormous strain on the ability of the oil system to absorb it efficiently.


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  • يتبرعArabic
  • fornir, subministrar, proveirCatalan, Valencian
  • poskytnout, nabídka, zásobaCzech
  • leverance, yde, forsynings-, afhjælpe, levere, erstatte, forsyning, skaffe, udbud, føde-, forråd, vikariereDanish
  • liefern, vertreten, versorgen, Versorgung, Vorrat, Angebot, zur Verfügung stellen, ausrüsten, bereitstellenGerman
  • εφοδιάζωGreek
  • proviziEsperanto
  • proveer, municionar, abastecer, suplir, suministro, oferta, útil, abasto, provisiones, suministrar, abastecimiento, equiparSpanish
  • varustama, varustusEstonian
  • tarjonta, toimittaa, budjetti, talousarvio, tarjota, korvata, syöttää, [[toimia]] [[sijaisena]], täyttää, pitää hallussaan, hankkia, [[vastata]] [[kysyntään]], [[tyydyttää]] [[kysyntä]], täydentää, eväs, sijainen, muona, toimitus, varustaa, tarvikkeet, sijaistaaFinnish
  • fournir, approvisionnement, approvisionnerFrench
  • lónIrish
  • आपूर्तिHindi
  • pótol, helyettesít, ellát, felszerelHungarian
  • supplire, fornitura, fornire, approvvigionamento, rifornireItalian
  • 供給, 埋め合わせる, 補填, 配給, 補給, 支給, 代理を務めるJapanese
  • 공급Korean
  • copiamLatin
  • whakawhiwhiMāori
  • prover, provisão, suprirPortuguese
  • alimentare, aprovizionare, provizie, rezervăRomanian
  • поставка, снабдить, снаряжать, поставлять, снарядить, снабжение, пополнить, снабжать, предложение, запас, поставить, припасы, пополнятьRussian
  • snàbdjeti, opskr̀bitiSerbo-Croatian
  • avhjälpa, tillgodose, gottgöra, leverera, supplera, förseSwedish
  • అందించుTelugu
  • arzTurkish
  • ליווערןYiddish

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  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • short-range,
    • make do,
    • unfixed,
    • short-term,
    • supplier,
    • make-do,
    • over night,
    • band aid,
    • pro tem,
    • overnight,
    • for the time being,
    • temporary.

    short-range (adjective)

    • tactical.

    short-term (adjective)

    • short term,
    • shortterm.

    temporary (adjective)

    • more bandaid,
    • for time being,
    • most make do,
    • suppliest,
    • more overnight,
    • more band-aid,
    • provisory,
    • un-stable,
    • makedo,
    • un fixed,
    • most band-aid,
    • over-night,
    • more make-do,
    • most make-do,
    • un-stablest,
    • most bandaid,
    • more band aid,
    • more unfixed,
    • un stabler,
    • bandaid,
    • un-stabler,
    • un stablest,
    • most unfixed,
    • short lived,
    • un-fixed,
    • most makedo,
    • shortlived,
    • more make do,
    • most band aid,
    • most overnight,
    • un stable,
    • most shifting,
    • more makedo,
    • pro visional.
  • n.

    • allowance,
    • accumulation,
    • batch,
    • capacity,
    • arithmetic,
    • quantity,
    • block,
    • balance,
    • stock,
    • number,
    • allocation.

    • equipment,
    • resource,
    • Groceries,
    • arrange,
    • satisfy,
    • come up with.

    • key,
    • priority,
    • concern,
    • essence,
    • burning issue/question,
    • element,
    • core,
    • staple,
    • basis,
    • feature.

    account for (noun)

    • account.

    add (noun)

    • add.

    advance (noun)

    • advance.

    amount (noun)

    • slat,
    • ton,
    • mucho,
    • SLATS,
    • aplenty,
    • messes,
    • extent,
    • scads,
    • tons.

    append (noun)

    • append.

    array (noun)

    • dis plays,
    • de-sign,
    • dis-plays,
    • dis position,
    • dis positions,
    • dis-position,
    • dis-positions,
    • de sign,
    • dis play,
    • de-signs,
    • de signs,
    • dis-play.

    cash (noun)

    • in vestment,
    • green stuffs,
    • in-vestment,
    • re-funds,
    • mazumahs,
    • in vestments,
    • wampums,
    • re-fund,
    • re serve,
    • re-serve,
    • re funds,
    • re fund,
    • in-vestments,
    • bullions,
    • ready asset,
    • dineros.

    collection (noun)

    • repertory.

    fit out (noun)

    • fit.

    fix up (noun)

    • fix.

    gear (noun)

    • be-longings,
    • kit and kaboodles,
    • be longings,
    • kit kaboodles,
    • kit kaboodle.

    hoard (noun)

    • treasure-troves,
    • treasuretroves,
    • treasure troves.

    inventory (noun)

    • re cords,
    • re-cord,
    • re cord,
    • stock books,
    • re-cords.

    issue (noun)

    • dis seminations,
    • de-liveries,
    • issuings,
    • dis-semination,
    • dis-seminations,
    • sending outs,
    • supplyings,
    • de liveries,
    • dis semination,
    • de-livery,
    • de livery,
    • grantings.

    maintenance (noun)

    • re pairs,
    • sustentions,
    • sustainings,
    • up keep,
    • re-pairs,
    • up-keep,
    • sustainments,
    • retainments,
    • up-keeps,
    • up keeps,
    • bread butter.

    material (noun)

    • staples.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • issuance,
    • servicing,
    • lineup,
    • wampum,
    • whole nine yards,
    • trove,
    • amount,
    • material,
    • treasuretrove,
    • banknotes,
    • meed,
    • Foods,
    • bullion,
    • inventory,
    • stockroom,
    • maintenance,
    • Retainment,
    • available means,
    • reservoir,
    • piece of action,
    • service,
    • cash,
    • schtick,
    • exhibition,
    • green stuff,
    • issuances,
    • Sustention,
    • ministrations,
    • arsenal,
    • treasury,
    • itemizations,
    • whole shebang,
    • backlog,
    • troves,
    • ration,
    • integrals,
    • gear,
    • food,
    • lock stock and barrel,
    • tarn,
    • rigging,
    • supplying,
    • kit and kaboodle,
    • stockrooms,
    • tarns,
    • stock book,
    • payment,
    • ministration,
    • whole,
    • hoard,
    • issue,
    • Pharmacopoeias,
    • pharmacopoeia,
    • sending out,
    • stock in trade,
    • ready assets,
    • the works,
    • servicings,
    • array,
    • organisms,
    • itemization,
    • dinero,
    • treasure trove,
    • hook line and sinker,
    • whole enchilada,
    • whole ball of wax,
    • treasure-trove,
    • banknote,
    • serviceability,
    • throngs,
    • carryings,
    • mazumah,
    • sustainment,
    • ready resources,
    • Collectivity,
    • fund,
    • meeds.

    process (noun)

    • supply.

    ration (noun)

    • pro vender,
    • pro-vender,
    • piece action,
    • pro venders,
    • pro-venders.

    repertory (noun)

    • schticks.

    service (noun)

    • serviceabilities.

    stock in trade (noun)

    • ready resource,
    • stock-trade,
    • stock trade,
    • available mean.

    substitute (noun)

    • procurator,
    • locum tenens,
    • supplanter,
    • procurators,
    • temporary expedient,
    • succedaneum,
    • pinch-hitter,
    • temporaries,
    • Succedanea,
    • changelings,
    • Temps,
    • vicar,
    • temp,
    • changeling,
    • dernier ressort,
    • locum.

    supply (noun)

    • contribution,
    • endowment,
    • deployment,
    • replenishment,
    • dispensation,
    • delivery,
    • board,
    • donation.

    whole (noun)

    • lock stock barrel,
    • hook line sinker,
    • whole enchiladas,
    • lock stock barrels,
    • the work,
    • whole nine yard,
    • whole shebangs,
    • collectivities,
    • lock stock and barrels,
    • hook line sinkers,
    • hook line and sinkers,
    • whole ball wax.
  • v.

    accommodate (verb)

    • pro-vide,
    • pro-vided,
    • conveniencing,
    • pro vides,
    • pro-viding,
    • pro vided,
    • pro vide,
    • pro-vides,
    • convenienced,
    • pro viding.

    administer (verb)

    • ex tends,
    • measured out,
    • ex tended,
    • dis-tribute,
    • dis-burses,
    • measures out,
    • dis tribute,
    • ex tend,
    • ex-tends,
    • ex-tended,
    • ex-tending,
    • measuring out,
    • dis tributes,
    • dis-tributes,
    • dis burses,
    • ex tending,
    • dis burse,
    • ex-tend,
    • dis-burse.

    afford (verb)

    • be stowed,
    • be-stowing,
    • be stows,
    • be-stows,
    • be-stow,
    • be stowing,
    • be stow,
    • be-stowed.

    appoint (verb)

    • fits out.

    arm (verb)

    • packed rod,
    • rodded up,
    • pack rod,
    • lugging iron,
    • lugged iron,
    • rodding up,
    • heels up,
    • makes ready,
    • packs rod,
    • packing rod,
    • packs a rod,
    • rods up,
    • loading up,
    • lugs iron,
    • heeling up,
    • packed a rod,
    • heeled up,
    • packing a rod,
    • loads up.

    cater (verb)

    • Victualled,
    • pro-vision,
    • pro-cure,
    • pro visioned,
    • pro-cures,
    • pro cured,
    • pro visions,
    • pro-curing,
    • pro-visioning,
    • pro-cured,
    • pandering to,
    • ministering to,
    • pro-visions,
    • pro curing,
    • pro cure,
    • pro-visioned,
    • ministered to,
    • pro visioning,
    • ministers to,
    • pro cures,
    • panders to,
    • pandered to,
    • pro vision.

    contribute (verb)

    • be-quested,
    • sub scribes,
    • sub-scribes,
    • anteing up,
    • de vote,
    • de-vote,
    • sub-scribed,
    • pre sent,
    • bequesting,
    • sub-scribing,
    • kicks in,
    • sweetens the kitty,
    • be-quest,
    • be quested,
    • kicking in,
    • de voting,
    • pre-sent,
    • be quest,
    • sub scribe,
    • goes dutch,
    • sweetens kitty,
    • sub scribed,
    • de-voting,
    • pre-sents,
    • be-questing,
    • sweetened kitty,
    • anted up,
    • sweetening kitty,
    • anteed up,
    • sweetening the kitty,
    • ponied up,
    • be quests,
    • de-votes,
    • de votes,
    • de voted,
    • sweetened the kitty,
    • ponying up,
    • de-voted,
    • be-quests,
    • went dutch,
    • sub scribing,
    • kicked in,
    • antes up,
    • be questing,
    • sweeten kitty,
    • going dutch.

    deliver (verb)

    • de liver,
    • accouching,
    • de livering,
    • re leases,
    • de-liver,
    • de livered,
    • re-leases,
    • re lease,
    • de-livers,
    • re-lease,
    • de-livering,
    • de-livered,
    • de livers,
    • accouched,
    • re-leased,
    • accouches.

    dish out (verb)

    • forking over,
    • forks over,
    • serves up,
    • forked over,
    • served up,
    • serving up.

    doctor (verb)

    • gives treatment,
    • re-paired,
    • over-hauling,
    • over hauled,
    • re conditioning,
    • re pair,
    • re builds,
    • re-build,
    • gave treatment,
    • re paired,
    • re condition,
    • re-built,
    • re-vamps,
    • re-condition,
    • re vamp,
    • re-conditions,
    • re vamps,
    • re pairing,
    • re construct,
    • re constructing,
    • re conditions,
    • over-hauled,
    • re-building,
    • re-builds,
    • re-vamp,
    • re-constructs,
    • re constructed,
    • re-vamping,
    • over-hauls,
    • re-pair,
    • re-builded,
    • re building,
    • over hauls,
    • re-constructing,
    • re-conditioned,
    • re-vamped,
    • re build,
    • re-pairing,
    • applied medication,
    • applying medication,
    • re vamped,
    • re constructs,
    • re vamping,
    • over hauling,
    • re-construct,
    • re-constructed,
    • re builded,
    • giving treatment,
    • re conditioned,
    • over haul,
    • re built,
    • re-conditioning,
    • applies medication,
    • over-haul.

    embattle (verb)

    • preparing for combat,
    • prepares for combat,
    • prepared for combat.

    endow (verb)

    • end owed,
    • coming through with,
    • end-owed,
    • pro-moting,
    • makes over,
    • end owing,
    • vests in,
    • pro-motes,
    • pro-mote,
    • settles on,
    • pro moting,
    • making over,
    • end-owing,
    • came through with,
    • vesting in,
    • comes through with.

    equip (verb)

    • gearing up,
    • feathered nest,
    • lining nest,
    • gears up,
    • lined nest,
    • re adies,
    • re-adies,
    • decking out,
    • feathers nest,
    • feathering nest,
    • decks out,
    • lines nest.

    fill (verb)

    • dis tends,
    • brimmed over,
    • re-plenishing,
    • over flow,
    • dis tended,
    • re plenishes,
    • over spreading,
    • tops off,
    • re-plenished,
    • re plenished,
    • packs like sardines,
    • over-flowed,
    • over flows,
    • over-flow,
    • over-spreading,
    • re-plenish,
    • dis-tending,
    • bulging out,
    • bulges out,
    • pumps up,
    • re plenish,
    • jam pack,
    • over-flowing,
    • bulged out,
    • rams in,
    • puffs up,
    • over-spreads,
    • re plenishing,
    • over flowed,
    • topping off,
    • dis-tended,
    • over spreads,
    • re-plenishes,
    • brims over,
    • dis tending,
    • rammed in,
    • over-spread,
    • dis-tend,
    • over flown,
    • over-flown,
    • packing like sardines,
    • dis-tends,
    • over-flows,
    • ramming in,
    • over flowing,
    • dis tend,
    • brimming over.

    fuel (verb)

    • stokes up,
    • in flamed,
    • in cites,
    • in cite,
    • stoking up,
    • filled ‘er up,
    • in-cite,
    • in flame,
    • gases up,
    • gasses up,
    • in flaming,
    • fills er up,
    • fill er up,
    • gassing up,
    • stoked up,
    • in-flame,
    • filled er up,
    • in-flames,
    • in-flamed,
    • fills ‘er up,
    • filling er up,
    • in-cited,
    • filling ‘er up,
    • gassed up.

    furnish, provide, give a resource (verb)

    • give with,
    • put out,
    • hand,
    • turn over,
    • minister,
    • replenish,
    • dispense,
    • drop,
    • come through,
    • provision,
    • fulfill,
    • stake,
    • grant,
    • yield,
    • find.

    give (verb)

    • offer,
    • share,
    • serve,
    • expend,
    • pledge,
    • lavish,
    • disburse,
    • consign,
    • impart,
    • allot,
    • award,
    • assist,
    • attribute,
    • bequeath,
    • pay,
    • donate,
    • dole,
    • send,
    • tender,
    • devote,
    • provide,
    • shower,
    • allow,
    • help,
    • extend,
    • submit,
    • assign,
    • bestow,
    • present,
    • ascribe.

    hand over (verb)

    • forks out,
    • forking up,
    • re legate,
    • sur-render,
    • re-legate,
    • forks up,
    • sur-renders,
    • sur renders,
    • sur rendering,
    • sur-rendered,
    • sur rendered,
    • re-legates,
    • re legates,
    • forked up,
    • sur-rendering,
    • forking out.

    invest (verb)

    • gets in to,
    • plows back into,
    • gotten into,
    • goes in for,
    • going in for,
    • in-vested,
    • in-fuse,
    • putting up dough,
    • plowing back in to,
    • bought in to,
    • picked up tab,
    • gat into,
    • picking tab,
    • in vesting,
    • picked the tab,
    • in vests,
    • picked tab,
    • buying in to,
    • buying stock,
    • in fusing,
    • picking up the tab,
    • pick tab,
    • bought into,
    • plows back in to,
    • buys stock,
    • get in to,
    • bought stock,
    • picking the tab,
    • in vested,
    • picks tab,
    • picks up tab,
    • put dough,
    • plowed back into,
    • buys into,
    • picks up the tab,
    • gets into,
    • picking up tab,
    • in-fusing,
    • pick the tab,
    • puts up dough,
    • in fused,
    • gotten in to,
    • plowed back in to,
    • puts dough,
    • plow back in to,
    • in vest,
    • getting in to,
    • getting into,
    • gat in to,
    • pick up tab,
    • went in for,
    • plowing back into,
    • picks the tab,
    • got in to,
    • in-fused,
    • buying into,
    • in-vest,
    • in-vests,
    • picked up the tab,
    • in-vesting,
    • buys in to,
    • buy in to,
    • in fuses,
    • putting dough.

    lend (verb)

    • loaning shark,
    • lend-leased,
    • lend leases,
    • lend leased,
    • loans shark,
    • all owing,
    • lend-leasing,
    • lend leasing,
    • laying one,
    • lays one,
    • lend-leases,
    • laying on one,
    • all owed,
    • lend lease,
    • loaned shark,
    • lendleased,
    • all-owed,
    • lendleasing,
    • lendleases,
    • laid one,
    • laid on one,
    • lendlease,
    • all-owing,
    • lays on one.

    maintain (verb)

    • pre serving,
    • up hold,
    • re-news,
    • pro long,
    • going on with,
    • up-holding,
    • re-tain,
    • re-tains,
    • keeping going,
    • keeps going,
    • goes on with,
    • re tains,
    • pro longs,
    • pro-longs,
    • pro-longed,
    • pro longing,
    • up-hold,
    • up holds,
    • re tain,
    • pre serve,
    • went on with,
    • pre-serving,
    • re new,
    • up-holds,
    • re news,
    • pre-served,
    • up-held,
    • up held,
    • pre serves,
    • pro-longing,
    • re-new,
    • pre served,
    • pre-serves,
    • up holding,
    • pro-long,
    • taking care of.

    outfit (verb)

    • out-fits,
    • out-fitted,
    • out fit,
    • out fitting,
    • rigs up,
    • out fitted,
    • out fits,
    • out-fitting,
    • rigged up,
    • out-fit.

    pinch-hit (verb)

    • doubled for,
    • serving ones stead,
    • served one’s stead,
    • doubling for,
    • doth work of,
    • fill position,
    • serves in ones stead,
    • was in place of,
    • serving in one stead,
    • fills ones position,
    • fills for,
    • was place of,
    • be place of,
    • serve stead,
    • fills one’s position,
    • takes another’s place,
    • doing the work of,
    • art in place of,
    • serving in one’s stead,
    • fill one position,
    • didst work of,
    • dost work of,
    • took anothers place,
    • dost the work of,
    • doubles for,
    • are place of,
    • served in ones stead,
    • take anothers place,
    • doing work of,
    • filling for,
    • filling one’s position,
    • taking anothers place,
    • serving stead,
    • covering for,
    • serves in one’s stead,
    • filled one’s position,
    • serving in stead,
    • filling in for,
    • doeth work of,
    • fills in for,
    • does the work of,
    • served stead,
    • served in one stead,
    • serve in stead,
    • served one stead,
    • covered for,
    • serve in ones stead,
    • is place of,
    • went as,
    • filled in for,
    • taking another place,
    • serves one’s stead,
    • wast in place of,
    • served in one’s stead,
    • filled one position,
    • fill ones position,
    • fill for,
    • served ones stead,
    • serve in one stead,
    • are in place of,
    • goes as,
    • did work of,
    • going as,
    • serving one’s stead,
    • doest the work of,
    • wert in place of,
    • wert place of,
    • were in place of,
    • am place of,
    • serve ones stead,
    • does work of,
    • filled position,
    • standing in for,
    • stands in for,
    • took another place,
    • didst the work of,
    • serving one stead,
    • covers for,
    • filling one position,
    • serves stead,
    • did the work of,
    • doeth the work of,
    • take another place,
    • acting for,
    • were place of,
    • serves in stead,
    • took another’s place,
    • do work of,
    • serve one stead,
    • swapped places with,
    • is in place of,
    • filling ones position,
    • serving in ones stead,
    • pinchhit,
    • swaps places with,
    • being place of,
    • fills one position,
    • served in stead,
    • serves in one stead,
    • takes another place,
    • serve one’s stead,
    • filled for,
    • wast place of,
    • doest work of,
    • filled ones position,
    • doth the work of,
    • serves ones stead,
    • acts for,
    • fills position,
    • taking another’s place,
    • takes anothers place,
    • filling position,
    • being in place of,
    • art place of,
    • serves one stead,
    • swapping places with.

    pipe (verb)

    • Trajecting,
    • trajects,
    • Trajected.

    prepare (verb)

    • dis pose,
    • lays groundwork,
    • co aching,
    • laid the groundwork,
    • co oked,
    • co-oked,
    • dis posing,
    • co-aching,
    • co ached,
    • dis-posed,
    • co-oking,
    • dis-pose,
    • laid groundwork,
    • pre pared,
    • smoothing way,
    • pre paring,
    • pre-pare,
    • pre pare,
    • made provision,
    • dis posed,
    • lays the groundwork,
    • laying groundwork,
    • pre pares,
    • smoothed way,
    • making provision,
    • putting order,
    • pre-paring,
    • smooth way,
    • dis-posing,
    • laying the groundwork,
    • smoothed the way,
    • puts order,
    • pre-pares,
    • makes provision,
    • co-ached,
    • put order,
    • smoothing the way,
    • pre-pared,
    • co oking,
    • smooths way,
    • smooths the way,
    • lay groundwork.

    produce (verb)

    • pro-creates,
    • de signed,
    • re-turns,
    • gave forth,
    • Re-turn,
    • gave birth,
    • de vised,
    • re-turning,
    • re-producing,
    • re-produced,
    • pro creates,
    • in-vent,
    • multi plying,
    • re-produces,
    • pro duce,
    • gives birth,
    • be-getting,
    • in vents,
    • pro-creating,
    • in-vented,
    • multi-plying,
    • de-vised,
    • showed fruit,
    • pro create,
    • re turns,
    • showing fruit,
    • brought forth,
    • pro-duces,
    • shows fruit,
    • re turn,
    • pro-duce,
    • gives forth,
    • in-venting,
    • de vise,
    • de-vise,
    • pro-created,
    • re produces,
    • re-turned,
    • in-vents,
    • pro created,
    • be gotten,
    • pro duces,
    • re produced,
    • de-signing,
    • pro creating,
    • de signing,
    • in venting,
    • in vented,
    • re-produce,
    • be getting,
    • de-signed,
    • re turning,
    • de-vising,
    • pro-create,
    • de vising,
    • brings forth,
    • multi-plied,
    • in vent,
    • re producing,
    • be-gotten.

    pump (verb)

    • draws off,
    • drew off,
    • drave out,
    • forced out,
    • drove out.

    recruit (verb)

    • re animates,
    • re couped,
    • re gained,
    • re animate,
    • re coups,
    • in-ducts,
    • re-stored,
    • found human resources,
    • in-ducting,
    • re-storing,
    • re-coup,
    • re animating,
    • re gain,
    • re-possessing,
    • storing up,
    • re gaining,
    • re gains,
    • re possess,
    • re animated,
    • re-covering,
    • stored up,
    • stores up,
    • re possesses,
    • re-possess,
    • re-possessed,
    • re store,
    • re-animating,
    • re storing,
    • re-covered,
    • re possessing,
    • re-animated,
    • in ducted,
    • re-animate,
    • re coup,
    • in duct,
    • re-animates,
    • re-gaining,
    • re cover,
    • re-gains,
    • re-gained,
    • re possessed,
    • re covered,
    • signs on,
    • finds human resources,
    • re-fresh,
    • re stored,
    • re-possesses,
    • re-stores,
    • finding human resources,
    • re-coups,
    • in ducts,
    • re couping,
    • re-freshes,
    • re-covers,
    • in-duct,
    • in-ducted,
    • re covering,
    • re-gain,
    • re freshes,
    • re-couped,
    • re stores,
    • re-couping.

    render (verb)

    • ex-changed,
    • payed back,
    • re-paying,
    • ex changes,
    • pays back,
    • re-paid,
    • re paid,
    • ex changing,
    • ex change,
    • re paying,
    • re pays,
    • made available,
    • re-pay,
    • re pay,
    • making available,
    • makes available,
    • re-pays,
    • ex-changing.

    replace (verb)

    • pinching hit for,
    • taking over from,
    • re dress,
    • pinched hit for,
    • re-constitute,
    • putting back,
    • re deemed,
    • re instate,
    • re established,
    • re-instated,
    • re-instate,
    • re constitute,
    • re-dressed,
    • sub-bed,
    • re instating,
    • stand lieu of,
    • re-instating,
    • outplaced,
    • re-place,
    • re-deem,
    • re placed,
    • re-funding,
    • ringing in,
    • re place,
    • re instated,
    • stepping in to shoes of,
    • fronts for,
    • re establishes,
    • out placed,
    • re funding,
    • swaps places,
    • took over from,
    • re constituting,
    • re dressing,
    • re funded,
    • re-constituted,
    • out-place,
    • sitting in,
    • re establish,
    • steps in to shoes of,
    • re-places,
    • outplacing,
    • re-deeming,
    • standing lieu of,
    • took over,
    • re establishing,
    • stepped into shoes of,
    • dis-place,
    • stepped in to shoes of,
    • stood lieu of,
    • out-placing,
    • ringed in,
    • takes over from,
    • re deem,
    • dis placing,
    • fronted for,
    • re dresses,
    • dis places,
    • re-dressing,
    • step in to shoes of,
    • stands lieu of,
    • re-constitutes,
    • sate in,
    • takes over,
    • out places,
    • swapped places,
    • out place,
    • re instates,
    • puts back,
    • re-funded,
    • re-dresses,
    • stands in lieu of,
    • re constitutes,
    • outplaces,
    • stepping into shoes of,
    • out placing,
    • re-deems,
    • dis place,
    • rang in,
    • sits in,
    • re places,
    • dis-placing,
    • re-instates,
    • out-places,
    • pinches hit for,
    • steps into shoes of,
    • re placing,
    • sub bed,
    • standing in lieu of,
    • re-placing,
    • dis placed,
    • re-dress,
    • rings in,
    • out-placed,
    • stood in lieu of,
    • re deeming,
    • re constituted,
    • re-placed,
    • re-constituting,
    • dis-places,
    • dis-placed,
    • fronting for,
    • swapping places.

    rustle up (verb)

    • gets ready,
    • gotten ready,
    • scrapes up,
    • gat ready,
    • scraped up,
    • scraping up.

    show (verb)

    • dis-ported,
    • dis ported,
    • dis-played,
    • un-furled,
    • re veals,
    • un-veil,
    • sets out,
    • dis-playing,
    • dis played,
    • re-veal,
    • re-veals,
    • dis playing,
    • ex-posed,
    • un-folds,
    • un folds,
    • un veils,
    • un folding,
    • dis porting,
    • un-veils,
    • un-fold,
    • un fold,
    • un-veiling,
    • ex pose,
    • un furled,
    • dis-porting,
    • dealt in,
    • un-furling,
    • un folded,
    • un-veiled,
    • un furling,
    • un veiled,
    • un veiling,
    • ex posed,
    • un-folding,
    • un veil,
    • ex-posing,
    • un-folded,
    • ex-pose.

    supplement (verb)

    • in crease,
    • heating up,
    • in-creased,
    • in-crease,
    • punching up,
    • in creasing,
    • punches up,
    • jazzes up,
    • jazzing up,
    • adds fuel fire,
    • in-creases,
    • punched up,
    • adds fuel to fire,
    • in creases.

    supply (verb)

    • deploy,
    • reinforce,
    • clothe,
    • sell,
    • reload.

    sustain (verb)

    • provides for,
    • kept alive,
    • keeps from falling,
    • stuck for,
    • pro-tract,
    • keeps alive,
    • sticked up for,
    • lent hand,
    • de-fends,
    • de-fend,
    • providing for,
    • de-fending,
    • lends a hand,
    • lends hand,
    • lending hand,
    • be-friend,
    • keeping alive,
    • be friending,
    • sticks up for,
    • de fends,
    • be friended,
    • sticking up for,
    • lending a hand,
    • sticked for,
    • kept from falling,
    • pro-tracts,
    • de fended,
    • de fend,
    • lend hand,
    • trans ported,
    • pro tracts,
    • be friend,
    • de fending,
    • stands by,
    • shores up,
    • be-friends,
    • keeping from falling,
    • pro tract,
    • sticking for,
    • stuck up for,
    • be-friending,
    • lent a hand,
    • de-fended,
    • be-friended,
    • sticks for.

    transfer (verb)

    • dis-patched,
    • dis-locates,
    • trans muted,
    • dis locate,
    • re located,
    • trans late,
    • dis patches,
    • trans mutes,
    • meta morphoses,
    • re locates,
    • trans-lated,
    • dis-patch,
    • dis-patching,
    • re locate,
    • trans-figured,
    • trans-plants,
    • signs over,
    • dis located,
    • trans plant,
    • dis locating,
    • re-locates,
    • dis patched,
    • trans planting,
    • re-locating,
    • dis-locate,
    • dis patch,
    • trans pose,
    • trans-mute,
    • trans-figures,
    • dis-located,
    • trans posed,
    • trans plants,
    • trans-planting,
    • re-located,
    • signed over,
    • trans mute,
    • signing over,
    • meta-morphoses,
    • re-locate,
    • trans-figure,
    • re-move,
    • trans-figuring,
    • trans-pose,
    • dis-locating,
    • trans-planted,
    • re moving,
    • trans figure,
    • trans figuring,
    • trans-plant,
    • trans-mutes,
    • taxying,
    • dis locates,
    • re locating,
    • re-moving,
    • re moved,
    • trans planted,
    • re-moves,
    • trans-posing,
    • trans figures,
    • dis patching,
    • trans figured,
    • trans muting,
    • re move,
    • trans-muted,
    • dis-patches,
    • trans-muting,
    • pass buck.

    turn over (verb)

    • comes across with,
    • coming across with,
    • came across with,
    • gives over,
    • gave over.

    yield (verb)

    • dis charges,
    • dis charge,
    • dis-charged,
    • dis-charging,
    • dis charging,
    • selling for,
    • dis-charges,
    • dis-charge,
    • sold for,
    • sells for,
    • dis charged.
  • Other synonyms:

    • resourcing,
    • serve up,
    • come across with,
    • tool up,
    • cater to,
    • infusion,
    • consignment,
    • cater for,
    • handover,
    • accommodate,
    • reserve,
    • disposition,
    • purvey.

    • drip feed,
    • allotment,
    • kick in,
    • restitution,
    • fix up,
    • make up for,
    • offer up,
    • funnel,
    • pinch-hit,
    • submission,
    • distribution.

    • circulation,
    • loss,
    • presentation,
    • answer,
    • match,
    • substitute,
    • restoration.

    • manage,
    • sort out.

    • DO.

    adequacy

    • sufficiency.

    dish out

    • ladle,
    • spoon,
    • Ladling,
    • give out,
    • Ladled,
    • fork over.

    feed

    • Banqueted,
    • Nurtured,
    • banqueting,
    • Regaling,
    • Regaled.

    fuel

    • gassing,
    • fill up,
    • in flames,
    • filled up,
    • serviced,
    • fills up,
    • fill ‘er up,
    • Gassed,
    • stoke up,
    • filling up,
    • gas up.

    give

    • given,
    • be a source of.

    invest

    • put in,
    • buy into,
    • got into,
    • put up dough,
    • go in for,
    • putting in,
    • plow back into,
    • buy stock,
    • pick up the tab,
    • puts in,
    • get into.

    lend

    • shark,
    • Sharked,
    • Sharks,
    • lend-lease,
    • Sharking,
    • lay one,
    • lay on one.

    make up

    • makes up,
    • made up.

    Other relevant words:

    • meted out,
    • fitted out,
    • prepare,
    • taking out,
    • step into shoes of,
    • stood in,
    • made over,
    • invest,
    • go with,
    • sustain,
    • glut,
    • looks after,
    • Embattle,
    • stick up for,
    • give up,
    • unfurls,
    • lend,
    • heel up,
    • heated up,
    • stoppered,
    • transfer,
    • keep from falling,
    • act for,
    • supplement,
    • double for,
    • take over,
    • pumping up,
    • pipe,
    • fork up,
    • siphoning,
    • reconstitutes,
    • accouter,
    • dish out,
    • fuel,
    • top off,
    • pumped up,
    • Shoaled,
    • cover for,
    • pony up,
    • provide for,
    • fortify,
    • taking over,
    • bulge out,
    • pinch hit for,
    • meting out,
    • punch up,
    • put back,
    • shows,
    • take care of,
    • give back,
    • cater,
    • equalize,
    • administer,
    • serve in one’s stead,
    • afford,
    • victual,
    • give,
    • Quartered,
    • endow,
    • make available,
    • ram in,
    • go on with,
    • part with,
    • ring in,
    • vested in,
    • standing in,
    • Shoaling,
    • metes out,
    • front for,
    • measure out,
    • MANS,
    • Handing,
    • shore up,
    • show,
    • restitute,
    • rod up,
    • paying back,
    • Disported,
    • minister to,
    • pander to,
    • humoring,
    • loaded up,
    • ante up,
    • lays bare,
    • be in place of,
    • fit out,
    • showcasing,
    • shored up,
    • PREPS,
    • Helped,
    • puff up,
    • apply medication,
    • lay on,
    • go as,
    • feed,
    • spare,
    • guard,
    • girt,
    • keep alive,
    • overspreading,
    • gave back,
    • took out,
    • dealing in,
    • handed out,
    • pack a rod,
    • shoring up,
    • vest in,
    • heat up,
    • showcased,
    • feather nest,
    • bequested,
    • filled,
    • giving back,
    • guarding,
    • Stoppering,
    • proxying,
    • Victualling,
    • forked out,
    • keep going,
    • made ready,
    • laying on,
    • sit in,
    • shorts,
    • make ready,
    • siphoned,
    • deck out,
    • maintain,
    • re-establishes,
    • pamper,
    • overspread,
    • swap places with,
    • stand in,
    • sell for,
    • reconstituted,
    • prepping,
    • manned,
    • reconstitute,
    • pitch in,
    • hand over,
    • lug iron,
    • settle,
    • laying bare,
    • packed like sardines,
    • stood by,
    • Provisioned,
    • yielding,
    • contribute,
    • proxied,
    • replace,
    • turned out,
    • take another’s place,
    • laid on,
    • looked after,
    • load up,
    • make up,
    • shorting,
    • set out,
    • borns,
    • filling,
    • gratify,
    • pump,
    • Domiciled,
    • re-establishing,
    • enriches,
    • furnish,
    • accouch,
    • Tendering,
    • heats up,
    • paid back,
    • render,
    • shorted,
    • standing by,
    • Borning,
    • equip,
    • give treatment,
    • looking after,
    • deals in,
    • do the work of,
    • Victualing,
    • overspreads,
    • provided for,
    • stand in lieu of,
    • parting with,
    • swap places,
    • jampack,
    • nourish,
    • togged,
    • deliver,
    • ponies up,
    • reconstituting,
    • re-establish,
    • prepped,
    • lays on,
    • Manning,
    • re-established,
    • be friends,
    • lay bare,
    • togging,
    • Disporting,
    • acted for,
    • decked out,
    • setting out,
    • parted with,
    • arm,
    • geared up,
    • fill in for,
    • humor,
    • heel,
    • settling on,
    • over spread,
    • puffing up,
    • getting ready,
    • pack like sardines,
    • settle on,
    • Tendered,
    • subbing,
    • showcases,
    • Traject,
    • jazz up,
    • prep,
    • outplace,
    • doctor,
    • borned,
    • stick for,
    • Subsidizing,
    • prepare for combat,
    • sweeten the kitty,
    • stood in for,
    • line nest,
    • traded,
    • topped off,
    • look after,
    • put up,
    • pump up,
    • Housed,
    • showcase,
    • mete out,
    • fill one’s position,
    • tenders,
    • fork out,
    • deal in,
    • birthed,
    • pay back,
    • will,
    • gear up,
    • appoint,
    • handed,
    • making ready,
    • fill,
    • rustle up,
    • recruit,
    • laid bare,
    • parts with,
    • Victualed,
    • stand by,
    • make over,
    • stands in,
    • Provisioning,
    • rigging up,
    • gives back,
    • rig up,
    • Domiciling,
    • pervades,
    • Humored,
    • stand in for,
    • put by,
    • quarter,
    • got ready,
    • kept going,
    • perform,
    • outfit,
    • takes care of,
    • fitting out,
    • take over from,
    • subbed,
    • sat in,
    • come through with,
    • settled on,
    • get ready,
    • readies,
    • produce,
    • took care of,
    • performs,
    • funded,
    • brim over,
    • scrape up.

    prepare

    • make provision,
    • puts in order,
    • warmed up,
    • put in order,
    • smooth the way,
    • warming up,
    • warms up,
    • putting in order,
    • warm up,
    • lay the groundwork.

    produce

    • produces,
    • give birth,
    • bringing forth,
    • authored,
    • parenting,
    • giving forth,
    • show fruit,
    • bring forth,
    • parented,
    • giving birth,
    • flowered,
    • authoring.

    pump

    • drawing off,
    • driving out,
    • force out,
    • forces out,
    • forcing out,
    • drive out,
    • draw off,
    • drives out.

    recruit

    • signs up,
    • calls up,
    • called up,
    • signing on,
    • call arms,
    • find human resources,
    • recoup,
    • sign up,
    • call up,
    • calling up,
    • store up,
    • re-cover,
    • signed up,
    • signing up,
    • win over.

    transfer

    • taxi,
    • sign over,
    • passed on,
    • Metamorphosed,
    • taxiing,
    • transfigure,
    • taxied,
    • passing on,
    • deeding,
    • mailing,
    • passes on,
    • deeded,
    • metamorphose,
    • taxis.

    turn over

    • give over.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • conglomeration,
    • vend,
    • collection,
    • belonging,
    • plethora,
    • manageably,
    • embed,
    • pass down,
    • add together,
    • actively,
    • ways and means,
    • stockpile,
    • store,
    • nourishing,
    • bring in,
    • materials,
    • deliver up,
    • bright,
    • fat,
    • congeries,
    • capitalization,
    • mother lode,
    • nutrient,
    • caparison,
    • accouterment,
    • nimbly,
    • charge,
    • heap upon,
    • support,
    • stocks,
    • peddle,
    • conduct,
    • abundance,
    • give forth,
    • drench,
    • sum up,
    • spread,
    • flow,
    • refuel,
    • force,
    • come forth,
    • Lithely,
    • substances,
    • thinly,
    • full,
    • summate,
    • egress,
    • stockpiling,
    • get in,
    • gracefully,
    • mass,
    • contribute to,
    • glossy,
    • disclose,
    • budget,
    • fix to,
    • total,
    • bulk,
    • Corniced,
    • send on,
    • attorney,
    • tally,
    • property,
    • add on,
    • install,
    • cloy,
    • raw material,
    • aggregate,
    • outfitting,
    • bring out,
    • limply,
    • reveal,
    • deposit,
    • earn,
    • favour,
    • accommodatingly,
    • glutted,
    • plan,
    • capital,
    • acting,
    • push,
    • deputy,
    • console,
    • pro tempore,
    • device,
    • entrust,
    • magnitude,
    • regale,
    • stock up,
    • try,
    • substance,
    • grub,
    • publish,
    • sinuously,
    • tot up,
    • kit out,
    • Amassment,
    • bank,
    • spend,
    • channel,
    • buoyantly,
    • prey,
    • deluge,
    • carry,
    • tide,
    • relieve,
    • corpulent,
    • method,
    • preparation,
    • run,
    • transmit,
    • fit up,
    • proviso,
    • nutritious,
    • apportion,
    • go forth,
    • accomplish,
    • Fitt,
    • Of,
    • variety,
    • pile,
    • accoutre oraccouter,
    • interim,
    • plastically,
    • alimentary,
    • Elastically,
    • bundle,
    • commute,
    • deck,
    • bottom,
    • way,
    • come out,
    • irrigation,
    • catering,
    • provender,
    • computerize,
    • affix,
    • stack,
    • interpret,
    • capital goods,
    • cannibalize,
    • lend support,
    • sunny,
    • storehouse,
    • surfeit,
    • finding,
    • goods,
    • Well-spring,
    • range,
    • subscribe,
    • selling,
    • sum,
    • resort,
    • lavish upon,
    • ply,
    • saturate,
    • allocate,
    • alertly,
    • thrust upon,
    • cede,
    • stocking,
    • make happy,
    • pliably,
    • investment,
    • distribute,
    • bless,
    • pass,
    • gold mine,
    • attire,
    • reinforcement,
    • volume,
    • subsidization,
    • make known,
    • fertilise,
    • feast,
    • thing,
    • put up with,
    • confer,
    • announce,
    • accord,
    • mountain,
    • rig out,
    • hill,
    • tack on,
    • smoothly,
    • aid,
    • ante,
    • traffic in,
    • acknowledge,
    • fulfil,
    • picture,
    • care for,
    • healthy,
    • canalize,
    • slimly,
    • Purveying,
    • hand on,
    • bring,
    • curtained,
    • translate,
    • selection,
    • dress,
    • pass on,
    • supplies,
    • aggregation,
    • edged,
    • attend,
    • lend a hand,
    • materiel,
    • leave,
    • softly,
    • see to,
    • complete,
    • chandlery,
    • return,
    • lay,
    • set up,
    • grist,
    • deal out,
    • ways,
    • base,
    • plenty,
    • subscribe to,
    • wealth,
    • turn in,
    • proffer,
    • burnished,
    • generate,
    • indulge,
    • flood,
    • liquid assets,
    • hand out,
    • depository,
    • concentration,
    • planning,
    • flog,
    • logistics,
    • give evidence,
    • Depositary,
    • Suppeditate,
    • make provision for,
    • wares,
    • stash,
    • eke out,
    • dish up,
    • divulge,
    • retail,
    • avail of,
    • assortment,
    • devices,
    • yieldingly,
    • ability,
    • computerised,
    • condole with,
    • Providing,
    • tack,
    • pliantly,
    • subsidy,
    • fertilize,
    • add up,
    • feed in,
    • fed,
    • ad interim,
    • market,
    • hang on,
    • procurement,
    • stuff,
    • overflow,
    • Causewayed,
    • submissively,
    • retailing,
    • flexibly,
    • tote up,
    • hawk,
    • vouchsafe,
    • nurture,
    • wine and dine,
    • have,
    • congested,
    • malleably,
    • mine,
    • excess,
    • subvention,
    • cleat,
    • sate,
    • nest egg,
    • floppily,
    • ware,
    • power,
    • purveyance,
    • wherewith,
    • merchandise,
    • Compliantly,
    • source,
    • agglomeration,
    • causeway,
    • found,
    • give place to,
    • heap,
    • recourse,
    • bring aid,
    • give aid,
    • wait on,
    • glassy,
    • administer to,
    • furnish with,
    • assets,
    • surplus,
    • attach,
    • fill out,
    • subsidize,
    • necessity,
    • sacrificial offering,
    • resorts,
    • Furnishing,
    • compound for,
    • rig,
    • make out,
    • supersede,
    • admit,
    • cache,
    • bottomed,
    • write out,
    • redeem,
    • glassed,
    • savings,
    • favor with,
    • armament,
    • accoutre,
    • vein,
    • net,
    • promulgate,
    • replete,
    • supplant,
    • closed-captioned,
    • impregnate,
    • parcel out,
    • obsequiously,
    • cut,
    • sum total,
    • assemblage,
    • instal,
    • tag on,
    • sub,
    • pour on,
    • pass out,
    • provisions,
    • lot,
    • holdings,
    • affluence,
    • pool,
    • fuller,
    • pass around,
    • recourses,
    • healthful,
    • dole out,
    • handle,
    • computerized,
    • pass along,
    • Resupply,
    • superabundance,
    • grace,
    • eat,
    • mound,
    • communicate,
    • whiskered,
    • funds,
    • urbanely,
    • Resources,
    • emerge,
    • imbed,
    • depict,
    • tot,
    • succor,
    • accommodate with,
    • afford support,
    • Effeminately,
    • equipping,
    • resiliently,
    • grocery,
    • ground,
    • deal,
    • release,
    • glazed,
    • With,
    • expanse,
    • means,
    • Furnishment,
    • Gated,
    • wherewithal,
    • bale,
    • slightly,
    • upholster,
    • treasure,
    • tell,
    • put,
    • repository,
    • doored,
    • load,
    • lament,
    • shiny,
    • convey,
    • repertoire,
    • make good,
    • delicately,
    • give away.

How to use «Supply» in context?

The word «supply» has a variety of meanings, depending on the context in which it is used. It can refer to the physical quantity of a good or service, or to the means by which that good or service is obtained. In the business world, supply is often seen as one of the key factors that determines the price of a product or service.

When it comes to pricing goods and services, suppliers often have to weigh several factors. In general, they need to take into account the costs of production, the costs of shipping, and the costs of marketing.

Paraphrases for Supply:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      Resupply, water-supply.
    • Verb, base form
      Resupply.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      delivery, goods, provision, Deliveries, Mains, Sanctuaries, Operators, Ships, offers, features, champions, items, PROSPECTS, cigarettes, meals, approvisionnement.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      delivery, provision, Deliveries.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      posting, Arising, Throwing, Volunteering.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      are.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      fuels.
    • Verb, base form
      equip, lay, procure.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      availability, distribution, stores, supplying, Provisioning, Supplied, requirements, Sourcing, distributions.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      availability, distribution, quantity, rendering, supplying, Provisioning, Supplied, Sourcing, supply-side.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      delivery.
    • Verb, base form
      delivery, distribution, provision.

Hypernym for Supply:

  • n.

    • quantity
      reservoir.

Hyponym for Supply:

  • n.

    • process
      economic process.
    • quantity
      indefinite quantity.

  • amount
  • fund
  • inventory
  • number
  • quantity
  • stock
  • stockpile
  • accumulation
  • backlog
  • cache
  • hoard
  • reservoir
  • source
  • store
  • surplus
  • afford
  • cater
  • contribute
  • deliver
  • equip
  • feed
  • fill
  • find
  • grant
  • hand over
  • produce
  • store
  • transfer
  • turn over
  • yield
  • dispense
  • drop
  • endow
  • fulfill
  • hand
  • heel
  • minister
  • outfit
  • provision
  • purvey
  • replenish
  • satisfy
  • stake
  • stock
  • victual
  • cater to
  • come across with
  • come through
  • come up with
  • fix up
  • give with
  • kick in
  • pony up
  • put out
  • put up

On this page you’ll find 181 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to supply, such as: amount, fund, inventory, number, quantity, and stock.

  • deny
  • disapprove
  • hold
  • keep
  • oppose
  • refuse
  • retain
  • take
  • take away
  • use
  • veto
  • withhold
  • deplete
  • fail
  • receive
  • use up
  • waste
  • seize

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WORDS RELATED TO SUPPLY

  • afford
  • aid
  • arrange
  • assist
  • avail
  • benefit
  • bow
  • comfort
  • convenience
  • defer
  • favor
  • furnish
  • gratify
  • help
  • humor
  • indulge
  • oblige
  • pamper
  • please
  • provide
  • serve
  • settle
  • submit
  • suit
  • supply
  • support
  • sustain
  • yield
  • accords
  • accustoms
  • adapts
  • adjusts
  • agrees
  • attunes
  • bends over backwards
  • complies
  • composes
  • conforms
  • coordinates
  • corresponds
  • don’t makes waves
  • don’t rocks the boat
  • fits
  • goes by the book
  • goes with the flow
  • harmonizes
  • integrates
  • makes consistent
  • modifies
  • plays the game
  • proportions
  • reconciles
  • settles
  • shapes up
  • suits
  • tailor-makes
  • tailors
  • tunes
  • accoutre
  • array
  • attire
  • clothe
  • equip
  • fit
  • gear
  • outfit
  • rig
  • supply
  • turn out
  • apply
  • apportion
  • authorize
  • bring
  • contribute
  • deal
  • deliver
  • disburse
  • distribute
  • dole out
  • execute
  • extend
  • furnish
  • give
  • impose
  • inflict
  • issue
  • measure out
  • mete out
  • offer
  • perform
  • portion
  • proffer
  • provide
  • regulate
  • serve
  • supply
  • tender
  • bestow
  • furnish
  • grant
  • impart
  • offer
  • provide
  • render
  • supply
  • yield
  • bestowed
  • furnished
  • granted
  • imparted
  • offered
  • provided
  • rendered
  • supplied
  • yielded

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1. supply

verb. [‘səˈplaɪ’] give something useful or necessary to.

Synonyms

  • terrace
  • cornice
  • stock
  • terrasse
  • headquarter
  • theme
  • wharf
  • interleave
  • border
  • tool
  • feed
  • tube
  • oversupply
  • hydrate
  • brattice
  • match
  • fund
  • cloy
  • corbel
  • scant
  • signalize
  • fit out
  • buy in
  • causeway
  • afford
  • render
  • pump
  • constitutionalize
  • top
  • arm
  • grate
  • air-cool
  • bewhisker
  • dado
  • glut
  • signalise
  • bed
  • coal
  • slat
  • victual
  • air-condition
  • machicolate
  • fire
  • heat
  • berth
  • top out
  • articulate
  • toggle
  • partner
  • patch
  • step
  • transistorise
  • rafter
  • offer
  • surfeit
  • crenelate
  • uniform
  • glass
  • copper-bottom
  • purvey
  • provision
  • equip
  • caption
  • leverage
  • rim
  • computerise
  • fret
  • canalize
  • upholster
  • costume
  • date
  • tap
  • give
  • cleat
  • crenellate
  • bottom
  • fuel
  • fit
  • flood
  • glaze
  • alphabetize
  • canal
  • railroad
  • provide
  • stock up
  • capitalize
  • shelter
  • yield
  • index
  • outfit
  • charge
  • key
  • crenel
  • hat
  • water
  • reflectorise
  • transistorize
  • rail
  • calk
  • gate
  • headline
  • reflectorize
  • ramp
  • skimp
  • extend
  • bush
  • curtain
  • sanitate
  • kern
  • ticket
  • whisker
  • wive
  • pour
  • edge
  • subtitle
  • joint
  • innervate
  • capitalise
  • furnish
  • canalise
  • hobnail
  • seat
  • stint
  • computerize

Antonyms

  • take
  • cathode
  • anode
  • dehydrate

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

Rhymes with Supply

  • adl-tabatabai
  • dwi
  • standby
  • semidry
  • private-eye
  • misapply
  • isty
  • drip-dry
  • cspi
  • whereby
  • underly
  • underlie
  • overfly
  • mistry
  • mcfly
  • lxi
  • drive-by
  • comply
  • versailles
  • thereby
  • switaj
  • sundai
  • sri
  • shanghai
  • sci
  • retry
  • reply
  • nearby
  • nankai
  • kyi

Sentences with supply

1. Noun, singular or mass
Most concrete supply companies sell their concrete by the cubic yard.

2. Verb, base form
You’ll need to supply your ID code and the zone or device with the low battery.

3. Verb, non-3rd person singular present
Descriptive adjectives supply an attribute to a noun and enhance its meaning.

Quotes about supply

1. I think what is important for things to be funny is if you the listener, or the reader, get a chance to supply the humor of it yourself.
Ian Frazier

2. There’s a hunger for stories in all of us, adults too. We need stories so much that we’re even willing to read bad books to get them, if the good books won’t supply them.
Philip Pullman

3. She makes my heart melt. There is a limited supply of sips, so grab a straw and start slurping while you can.
Jarod Kintz, This Book is Not FOR SALE

2. supply-side_economics

noun. the school of economic theory that stresses the costs of production as a means of stimulating the economy; advocates policies that raise capital and labor output by increasing the incentive to produce.

Synonyms

  • economics
  • political economy

3. supply

noun. [‘səˈplaɪ’] an amount of something available for use.

Synonyms

  • reservoir

Antonyms

  • nonstandard
  • undock

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

4. supply

verb. [‘səˈplaɪ’] circulate or distribute or equip with.

Synonyms

  • release
  • distribute
  • reissue
  • issue
  • unblock
  • unfreeze

Antonyms

  • recall
  • freeze
  • dehumidify
  • stay

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

5. supply

noun. [‘səˈplaɪ’] offering goods and services for sale.

Antonyms

  • irregular

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

6. supply

verb. [‘səˈplaɪ’] give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or sustenance.

Synonyms

  • pimp
  • help
  • give
  • nourish
  • dish
  • gutter
  • sustain
  • feed
  • satisfy
  • indulge
  • underlay
  • dish up
  • nurture
  • dish out
  • board
  • drench
  • regale
  • accommodate
  • serve up
  • treat
  • gratify
  • cater
  • horse
  • power
  • provide
  • fill
  • meet
  • ply
  • fulfill
  • serve
  • staff
  • fix up
  • shower
  • pander
  • fulfil

Antonyms

  • ebb
  • abstain
  • denitrify
  • deprive

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

7. supply

noun. [‘səˈplaɪ’] the activity of supplying or providing something.

Synonyms

  • logistics
  • fueling
  • alimentation
  • feeding
  • care delivery
  • refueling
  • issue
  • stocking
  • supplying
  • healthcare delivery
  • health care delivery
  • irrigation
  • purveyance
  • provision
  • issuance
  • subvention
  • issuing

Antonyms

  • subtraction
  • original
  • overstock
  • understock

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

8. supply

verb. [‘səˈplaɪ’] state or say further.

Synonyms

  • state
  • stick in
  • toss in
  • tell
  • insert
  • add
  • say
  • sneak in
  • slip in

Antonyms

  • breastfeed
  • starve
  • bottlefeed
  • stand still

Etymology

  • -ly (English)
  • -lice (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
  • souploier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
  • suppleo (Latin)
  • supple (English)
  • souple (Middle English (1100-1500))

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